Chahal strikes; Bangladesh lose 2nd wicket

November 03, 2019 21:37

B'desh 62-2 (10 ovs) vs India 148-6 | Scorecard

Left-arm spinner Krunal Pandya comes in from the other end. Two singles from the first two balls before Mushfiqur Rahim reverse sweeps the fourth ball square on the off-side for a four and then takes a single from the last ball.

Chahal beats Rahim with one that turns away before the right-hander survives a confident shout for leg before wicket as he plays down the wrong line. The Indians decide against the review as the impact was around the leg stump and Rahim also survives a close run out chance as Pant misses the direct hit.

Another similar appeal for leg before wicket as Rahim is beaten by the googly.

Interestingly, the ball tracker shows that Rahim would have been dismissed off the previous leg before wicket appeal as the impact was in line and ball as going on to hit the stumps. And hold your breath even the second leg before shout would have been ruled in India's favour if they had taken the review.

Forget the reviews, some poor umpiring from the on-field umpire CK Nandan, with both deliveries hitting in line and going on to hit the stumps.

Rahim then gets an inside edge for a single before Sarkar is beaten last ball as Pant goes up in appeal for caught behind which is turned down.

Captain Rohit has a chat with wicketkeeper Pant before taking the review but there is nothing on the Ultra Edge and India lose their only review for the innings.

Bangladesh are 62 for two in 10 overs, needing another 87 runs from 10 overs for victory.

Chahal has piled on the pressure, taking one for two in two overs.

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